Are Microsoft's Fundamentals exams worth it?

[@brightideasagency]

What are you currently studying for? Have you taken a fundamentals exam? Did you find it useful?

[@TheB1nary]

I started with the AZ900, and then dumped it to go straight for the 104. Mainly because I have over 20 years of IT experience.

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for watching. That makes a lot of sense, and is why I think whether the fundamentals certs are useful for existing IT pros often entirely depends on what career path an individual happens to be on.

[@Isiah43-10]

Thanks, its very helpful..

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for watching.

[@mansouralshamri1387]

I absolutely agree with you, Fundamentals exams offer diversification of your technology knowledge and shows your interest in learning for growth to prospective employers if your have litrle or no IT experience, however those with some experience in IT, it's probably best skip Fundamentals exams and go straight to Associate and Expert level certs

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for watching and for contributing your perspective.

[@HibaSahir100]

A very useful video. Thank you!!

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for watching!

[@ScarfyTheGamer0]

Super useful. Keep these videos coming !

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate you watching.

[@SK-kh2rs]

How do you take it if you are from the UK?

[@brightideasagency]

Microsoft certs are offered across a variety of regions and languages. Take a look at the exam websites.

[@jasmikko]

great content!

[@brightideasagency]

Thanks for watching!

[@VAIBHAVMALHOTRA19]

Can the PL-900 certification help in landing an entry-level job if someone has no previous working experience in IT?

[@brightideasagency]

On its own? Highly unlikely. I think it depends on what job you're actually looking for. IT teams benefit from the experience and transferable skills that come with a track record of success in different types of roles, and this can be really valuable to designing and building low-code solutions. In that case, PL-900 might be helpful to enable you to understand how your existing skills are relevant to the opportunities of low-code creation.